9:05Expert Q&AA) 130B) 260C) 400D) 800E) 1200☎ 1₁DoneQ10 You have isolatedgene that spans a total of 1800 nucleotides. The genecontains 400 nucleotides within 4 exons and 900 nucleotides are associated withthe 3 introns. In addition there are 500 nucleotides associated with the regulatorysequences of the gene. Given this information, which of the following numbersmost likely represents the number of amino acids encoded by this gene?(

Genes are the sequences of nucleotides attached together through phosphodiester bonds. Genes are…

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